The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... Plato strove , though unsuccessfully , to persuade the light - minded and lascivious Greeks to abstain from so much ... Plato , who prohibited these wicked and licentious plays , or to the demons who delighted in blinding men to the ...
... Plato strove , though unsuccessfully , to persuade the light - minded and lascivious Greeks to abstain from so much ... Plato , who prohibited these wicked and licentious plays , or to the demons who delighted in blinding men to the ...
Стр. 323
... Plato , a man of eminent abilities , inferior in eloquence to Plato , yet far superior to many in that respect , had founded the Peripatetic sect , —so called because they were in the habit of walking about during their disputations ...
... Plato , a man of eminent abilities , inferior in eloquence to Plato , yet far superior to many in that respect , had founded the Peripatetic sect , —so called because they were in the habit of walking about during their disputations ...
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... Plato represents these gods as receiving from the Supreme evanesce in the heat of this dispute ? Or does this not happen with those celestials because God , whose will , as Plato says , overpowers all powers , has willed it should not ...
... Plato represents these gods as receiving from the Supreme evanesce in the heat of this dispute ? Or does this not happen with those celestials because God , whose will , as Plato says , overpowers all powers , has willed it should not ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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